More than half of these accidents occur at public crossings, where active warning devices (i.e. gates, lights, bells, etc).
Through derivation of a Feynman-α variance-to-mean formula containing Δ by means of the multi-gate Pál-Bell equation, Yamane and Hayashi ([Yamane, Y. & Hayashi, Y. 1995]. Annals of Nuclear Energy, 22 8), 533) indicated that this count-loss process does not play any important roles when the channel advance time is much smaller than the dwell time T.
Within the 12th-century precinct wall, several monastic buildings are preserved, including an abbey gate and Norman bell tower.
He said to me: 'Go to the gate, ring the bell for all you're worth and let it echo the jungle - and then don't turn around.
She continued: "The nearest thing to a front door is a gate with a bell at the top of a long and involved stairway that begins up the hill -- somewhere above Mr. Avis's roof.
The series is beautifully shot, of course, and the camera perfectly captures the tense thrill of horses straining at the gate, waiting for the bell.
I followed the path and came to a gate and, finding no bell or button, fiddled with an iron latch to enter a lush green courtyard shaded by a walnut tree.
You might use a puppy gate and attach a bell to it.
Four nuns live in the convent, a modestly decorated building that has locks on the doors and gates and uses a bell system for entry.
The U.S. Stock markets, after galloping out of the gates at the opening bell, are trending lower at the midday mark.
But with its eventual recovery and now the stellar performance of Twitter's IPO out the gates, the Wall Street bell suddenly has a much nicer ring to it.
